Today on the show, I opened up the phone lines and asked what you thought was the greatest moment in Canadian Sports history.

 We obviously received the majority of votes for the summit series, and the hockey gold medals for the men and women at the 2002 Olympics... but I also received calls about other amazing moments.

Today, we continue our look back to great moments in Canadian sports history as we reach our countries 141st birthday tomorrow.

 Do you remember what year the last Canadian team won the Stanley Cup?

Give up?

It was 92-93, Montreal hoisting Lord Stanley...

take a look.    LINK 

Continuing our look at some great Canadian sports moments,

this morning's visual pleaser is Joe Carter's home run to win it all... I shouldn't have to say any more.

 LINK

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 Lot's going on during this morning's show.

 First of all, I had a blast confonting our newsie Jasmine about something she did last night.

 I just came back from Vancouver yesterday, wen't on a little bit of a road trip.. wow, those 9 hour drive's really take it out of you.  I thought we'd talk about some of the long roadtrips we've all been on.

 Last but not least, my $100 climate action dividend cheque from the government came in, just wondering how you spent it.

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Cheers! 

For the next few days leading up to Canada day, our visual pleasers will take a look back at some great moments in Canadian History... mostly sports history as it's more entertaining.

 This one is all too often forgotten now,

It was a race between Canadian Donovan Bailey and American Michael Johnson, both the fastest men by far in their events at the time, and they had a 150m race to determine "the fastest man alive"

WATCH IT HERE 

Here's the clip of this morning's winner of a ZZ Top DVD.